Sentence examples for exclusively one or from inspiring English sources
Exclusive license: A contract in which a copyright or patent owner authorizes another entity (the licensee) to exercise exclusively one or more of the rights (or portion of such rights) that belong to the copyright or patent owner.
P = 0.008 after Bonferroni correction) Groups: triptans (exclusively one, or more types of triptans), NSAIDs (exclusively one, or more types of NSAIDs), mixtures (consumption of drugs containing indometacin, caffeine and sedatives) BMI body mass index, DDI daily drug intake, MOH medication-overuse headache, LDQ Leed's drugs questionnaire, SBP systolic blood pressure, DBP dyastolic blood pressure.
Our figurative black-and-white framing of racial controversies compels us to deem it exclusively one or another, instead of accepting the ambiguity of it possibly being both in some sense.
Groups three and four pertain to trpB2 genes of those genomes containing exclusively one or two trpB2 genes, but no trpB1.
Similarly, our results suggested that sFRP1 and Smad4 expression may be downregulated synergistically by miR-1260b and by DNA methylation/histone modification, not exclusively one or the other.
Even in groups where some marine/freshwater shifts have occurred, there are many substantial subclades that are apparently exclusively one or the other, for example in bodonids and Goniomonas [ 11, 12, 15].
However, the majority of such studies have almost exclusively used only one or two mitochondrial genes or gene fragments from across a very broad geographical scale [ 25, 26].
The point is that within the research of the laboratories, they are both, and it is not possible to fathom how they produce knowledge claims by focusing exclusively on one or the other aspect.
After all, knowing both the person and the device is more powerful than relying exclusively on one or the other.
9 11 These meta-analyses and systematic reviews focused exclusively on one or the others of these groups of intervention styles; there has been no systematic review or meta-analysis of studies comparing results from different types of intervention approach from the viewpoint of the three models.
Hart said if we actually tabulated the number of times guys had insertive or receptive anal sex, it would show they aren't as exclusively one position or another as they think they are.
